What week is it on Bake Off? Here's what time episode 7 is on tonight as bakers fight to reach quarter-final


Here’s what time episode seven of Bake Off is on tonight, as the bakers face Free From Week.
The Great British Bake Off is back tonight with the bakers tackling Free From Week for the first time in five years.
Last time on the show, the remaining contestants went head to head with a variety of pastry themed challenges. Tom earned Star Baker for a third time, while Clara was sent home.
As for what lies ahead of the six bakers still in the tent tonight (Tuesday, November 3), they must make a series of tasty treats for the judges - but without many of their usual ingredients - and in the hopes of making it to next week’s quarter-final.
Here’s what time Bake Off is on tonight, where you can watch and what they will be baking.
What week is it on Bake Off? Episode 7 theme
It is Free From Week in the Great British Bake Off tent, with episode seven marking the theme’s first appearance in five years.
Starting off strong with the signature, the bakers must create gluten-free pastries for a children’s party. Then for the technical, the contestants must make a vegan chocolate cake in the shape of an animal.
Finally, the showstopper is a children’s birthday cake which must be either plant-based, gluten-free, or dairy-free, AND feature a moving part.
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What time is Bake Off on tonight?
The Great British Bake Off will start at 8pm on Channel 4 this evening.
A BSL signed version of episode seven will air simultaneously on 4Seven, and both versions will be available to livestream on the official Channel 4 app.
Audiences can also tune into The Great British Bake Off: Second Helpings from 10.15pm this evening on Channel 4, which is hosted by comedians Jon Richardson and Judi Love.
For those unable to watch live, the full episode will be available to watch on the Channel 4 app shortly after the broadcast ends, with re-runs of Bake Off available in the coming days.
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